Losing Twins Poem by Ray Hansell

Losing Twins



I never got the chance
To hold her in my arms
The doctor's all told me
That it could cause her harm

So all I could do
Was to look at her in the incubator
Wanting so much to hold her
But I knew it would have to be later

But before I ever got that chance
God called her home
Deep inside the pain I felt
Was the worst I'd ever known

Two days before she passed away
Her brother did the same
Even all these years later
I can still remember the pain

I think about what might have been
I know that game I should not play
But I do play it every now and then
When I think back to those dark days

But now I have a son
Who is fully grown
Raising him from a baby
Was the greatest pleasure known


7-27-20/RjH

Sunday, September 6, 2020
Topic(s) of this poem: dearth
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Tamara Beryl Latham 06 September 2020

Wow! The pain is clearly displayed in your poetic words that touch the heart of the reader. Yet, through all the darkness, there was light at the end of the tunnel. Thanks for sharing. : -)

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